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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

Nor content with the great gift or
Chantilly, the Due d Aumalc has made
over TO the village OF Melville the site
on which stood the chateau IN which
ST. Louis was born. The building was
destroyed in the war of the league, but
the Due d'Aumale has had a memorial
statue of st. Louis erected on the spot,
and has transformed the grounds into
q beautiful park.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07
CONGRESSMAN LAwLER was overru

CONGRESSMAN LAwLER was overrun
with callers and told the House door
keepers to bring him no more cards.
Afterwards Mrs. Lawler called and was
told she could not see the member.
Cant see him! Why, I'm his wife"
ooh, come now," was the heartless
reply, you can't work that racket
here. A hundred women to-day have
told me the same thing"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

CHARLES f. PILGRIM. of Philade-
phia, is the latest hoy preacher He
is only about sixteen years old and has
already made reputation as an evan
gelist. He should study, before it is
everlastingly too late, the fate of boy
preachers when they grow up past the
period Of precocity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

SENATOR EvARTs has electrified the
good people of Washington by appear.
ing in brand new hat, the only one no
was ever known to wear. The tile
which covered his learned head hither-
to is believed to have come to him by
inheritance and, some say, was old ip
his grandfather's time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

Miss KATE FIELD is enjoying herself
IN Washington society. She has $780,
600 worth of telephone stock and can
afford to attack the Mormon monster
occasionally whether she hurts him or
mt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

GEN. SHERIDAN is reported to have
startled the worshipers in st. Matt
hew's church, Of Washington, recently
by talking in his sleep. Accounts differ
as to what he said, but those nearest to
him assert that it sounded something
like II see your five and 60 You twenty
better"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

THE sixtieth birthday anniversary OF
DR.. Schmeykal, leader of the moderate
German party in Bohemia, has lately
been observed at Prague. An address
was presented to him bearing moro
than 10O,000 signatures, and represent
ing more than 1900 political organ
nations
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

A NEWSPAPER Photographer with a
wild and undignified Imagination thinks
Queen Victoria gets down on her hunk
ers and says Goo" TO the Battenberg
baby, just like any other grandmother.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

GEN SHERMAN and Gen. Van Vliet
we're in the same class at West Point
fifty years ago. Sherman says Van
Vliet was handsome young man and
the model cadet of the corps.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

SENATOR MORRILL, is noted for his re.
semblancc to the late Charles Sumner.
He has been in congress thirty-one
years-twelve in the house and nineteen
in the senate.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

AN oyster growing out of the mouth
of a small ink bottle was curious for
nation caught on the Virginia coast.
The oyster had grown to twice the size
If the ink bottle
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

Mrs. PRocToR, widow of Barry Corn
wall, will next year, IL she lives, witness
her second royal jubilee, rs she we'll
remembers that of George III. in 1909.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

PROF. Won TREIrscHKE mas been up
pointed hstoriographer of Prussia in
tho room OF the late Leopold Won
Ranke.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

FOrdulrparticulArso .can .On -
J.H Agent, Dallas, Tex.
depotand Main street. Dallas,
@.
B. and Ticket Agent
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07
THE DALLAS
Weekly Herald.
A Democratic Journal.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT DALLAS TEXAS.
,nple Comics 81 Year, Months 80 Cents Cash Advance
Subscription taken less than months Any making
up a Club of Ten will be furnished copy
free for year.
THE WEEKLY HERALD contains eight pages or forty
eight columns of editorial and matter, written and Sc
lected with special reference to the wants Of those who
from any cause the Daily 1t contains an ep
itome of the the week and the low price at which
il is offered public places Within the Reach Of ALI
Short newy topics solicited from all pars
Of the state.
No one except postmaster authorized act agent for
the HERALD without written authority from the proprietor
All pomasers requested agents for the HERALD
Rsmt by money order postal note registered letter to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07

points
and California Favoite line to the North East and Southeast Elegant
Louis
and Deming also Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Fort Worth
and Orleans without change.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-07
AND OTHER PRINCIPAL CITIES;

m Rock
for st. Louis and all points North and East Double daily line Of Pullman
Orleans and points via New Orleans Take the s m train for
Antonio Laredo and Intermediate points booked to and from
and the Red Star Steamship Line between New York. Philadelphia
and Antwerp
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
SmaaYluf.

sra 15be Rppember er bet forbnot at
labe 8reoturer saa frit omtring. Setter
man ia life herefter, oil man faa meo
8puno Wniter Surb at alsre.
On Gel al ben rpe Sernbrc oper
Urn &un / @oibinstur Street er ons
tpmmet, % Grbeibet ital mart lattes !
@ane.
- Gnorerp's Opera elHab bar Iifret
fs Siepers Snn for 3 Gitener / Slnts
nineen Of benne Waaneb.
Mr. q. 8. @ropes meo Samilie
Dor tueet iie en- Tur up til Ct. Saul for
at beisae fin Sppser, Il. g.. 9eputp
Collector 8iermann, FAINT andre Sl9sts
hinge % Genrer.
8pincefprenineen msber fDritfoms
menbe 9hprsoa9 @%ftermiobas hos Msrs.
.. u. Gnberipr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
Decorab pg Smegll.
ct b,brspeligt nlpffsstiliGISc
Ten i5be Rcsbr. 1887.

inbirai for nusen lib Noeii nos'e
Wife fra &ibsepup os bdpoe til 5plSe'
at Steinar Ssleruc miiteSe eipet. ".
terot bape p9rct i Spen os iClst en- Del
areaturcr, iiprte ban biemOper 2 lGoe'
8uqap iammen meb en- nroeH Nano'
Sesiene nol babe fat iemmelis raft az
feS, % Ben samle Steinar, ION lao
olene paa Suaiabet, bleo ia'tet nc 'da'
febes. at guabiulst pusiereSe ooer bans
llnberliu. San b!ep brast blen ! DC
pibflss 7ilfanb, men leeeSe bog III
3bie Dozen eiter. Stsirar Ssnerrr
Dor fra Salirsoal / HOr9e os en- a.
Rirneibeif Gcuntps rlbite Setilere
Son psnooeoe en- Ilber at benpeo GO
Var, %eiterlobsr fig @rte, Sen % fr
Gstre, % Dor alminbelist aihclbt a
fine mango Gcnncr os Sefienbte for IN
Sialeiembee % 1T nelnillisf &9ien.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
Sen bcrcmte ttbrtmaaer

/ gintraer, Ghriitian Mnrtin. bar nh
lia fpriarSiaet ct llbr. iom peh fin mGrs
felise Snoretnina ianbipnliapis opers
aoar aft. hpab llbrmnaerfnriten bibtil
bar frembraat. mebbeles Der | "Snoens
tom. l1hret er tire % en- balp Meter
bsit % ire @oarter brebt % er inbiat |
en- pr9stia aptbiIf 8as'e. Oct piier
Sefunber, Minuter, &parter, Elmer,
9ase, Tiger, Manneber, be fire Iarss
fiber. Gar % sflbnar. inbtil BET iibite
Sefunb al Turet 99999. llbret er life
alene fronplpeiif, men paiaa seosrafif
% piier peb Snmmenlianina ben rette
9ib nnher enhrer 8~rebearab baabe | be
norbliae "a ipbliae Semisfarer. Oct
onsioer Wanneifiiterne oa Haar hoert
Minut. huert 9pnrter % hoer Time.
Sci inbpifleoe ontpmatife WoIfineri
inteni pil forbauie 'efp benz, iom bar
feet be uomQrfebe Frooufter al llhrmds
aerfunfen | Sdwnrtspalb bps De of
fentfiae iHhff#aeefe i SSfibefe 90 aHsfe
Steber, iamt ben itpre &lpffe paa ben
anben Sibe 8hinen / S,rnsburaer &athe.
bralen. Ser fiubes en- W9nabe meta
niSfe Siourer, Tom fpreiiner Scener al
Mernefelicet, @rifenoommens Siitprie
% ben aamle romerife % th1fe Wptbos
loai. Sefsti fcrifieliae SiQurer 1laar
be iefsti Winutter. Sfptsenaelen. 9sben
Tom ct Sfelet. be tplo Nsofle, Mennes
fealbrene, be fire I~arstiber, be tplp
8enbefrebie, be ipp teutpniife @ubepmme
os mango andre. On Nntten, baabe
CONNER ps ginter, fpmmer en- Nattes
past frem bner Time % blaier / ct
Sorn. 8eb Solppsans fommer en- Sane
frem ps saler lpitist. @isseu, benne
u~unbsaaelise 8rnbelie paa etboert
Sdpartswalber llbr, bolbes fiult inbe
nbrp9rfet paa Or. Martins 8lofte,
til Barren fommer. Den itore llbrs
ifioe er inbbelt / 80 Dele. On bel &9ffe
beuaselise Sileber ubitiles efter bpers
andre | &atfefslse, be furefiler be ipp
Sfabelisns 9ase os "8anbrinsen til
&oriet.@ On liben &lotfer ringer meb
en- @lotfe coerit oppe / Spiret os fneler
% foloer S9nberne. Spilepartet, Tom
altib finoes | Sdwartspalber sllbrene,
bar pafre, Hsitelisnenbe Toner.
rlbret er altiaa | fremtrabenbe Grab
unberbolbenbe babe for gret % Eiet,
iaa bet er tpipliomt, bporuibt Bet bpr
aubefales for Sppep9reliet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
3ubierne lager Rbineerus'en Tibet.

9ubierne lager Rbincerus'en Tibet.
Oct er en- farlis % malerif Sast, Der
frembpoer ct eienbommelist Sfue. Get
er marfelist at ie oisie brcncefarpeoe
G%entaurer, meo bet ussne os fraftise
2eseme, tumle be lause Gambler meS en-
~pibunoerlis Meteorological. De bar en-
arop iom Sbenbolt, ct frsIet Saar,
lpnenbe Zine % Urine Tom en- 9srtus
les. YluOielis farer RbinccerUs'en i
1T blinoe Raieri mob SGserne, ibet ben
tramper 8uifere uuber 5sbberne ps
Ilaar @niifer no al Stenene. aae Sas
serne foriuinSer til ct iiffert Sfiul.
Sum en- 9ubier bliper tilbase os trubier
lbpret, iom, uben at 9nbie 5lpetnins
serne, nj oenoer fit &aleri mob oenne
briitise Wobitanoer. Sans 9robs er
fun en- Gift.
Dteo ct farer Nubieren aiiteb Iom en-
Eil og fommer til ct ifOrpeien ublset
3re, boor ban forlaoer fin SeIt, Tom
fcrifreifet lpster, % ratrer let up /
8renene. Rbinocerps'en, iom bar iulst
BAN, ldber fit Rnieri saa no Ouer Greet,
iom bens irpstelise 6prn transer bDbt
ino /; mebens ben slgr uOlbfomme Nn.
itrenselier for at tefri fig, tommer Sa,
serne, iOm bar iis9et / 8asbolb, til fra
lit 2ililustsiteb, ialber oper bet iarsn(
ubDre % braber bet meb 2anbieitit
Stfe ell oVo, life Ell %iaaret, Der er tun e
Sig, &binpceros'en.
SITE iaa bsloise elIer life lao ba9ans
oise bar Sufof ps hans 2ebiasere
maalte bar DC iOrIpmt at fire fig ct Iii.
flStsteo, maalfe er oeres ausler pref
lebe az mob 8iempens Suo.
Wau unsriber life &binOceros'en, bel
po9ter man fig for, man irobier Der
lite, man lotfer ben / 8asbolo. Mar
%triumierer life ODER ben, nan operraitel
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
Get pat en- amoem Gag.

Ser fOm til mig en- Sag for at faa
ffreuet ct 7efamente. "0n petf, Sdaua
mi O. berlis fleinli9."
"gr bu enis meb 8pnen Din, bpprieS
bes bet lfal uere?"
"Sa-a-, be FLU pare iaa, at iddr
ben cine bgibe, iaa Itu ben andre liooe
me be-"
Seq bespnbte at tribe.
"8i( bu ia nosen Beltemrelle DIN
9elins, beriom ben lansitlepsnoe glitter
fig isien?"
"Sa-a-a, fosie pla oi BRUCE oe?"
"9et er forlfieIis. Wonse bruSer
bet iaa, at ben lansitleoenbe fal arpe
bet Sele, men beriom ban eaer bun laa
glitter iis isjen, iaa iful goet Seles."
"Sm! as &c fife iua ristis treiit I
Iaante genbe, S fer sjsr iom S ipfle".
"So, Ter bu, bet uil 9aa iaa til, al
seriom bu osr fgrit, iaa oil &oner Din
bebplbe bet !Sele. Men beripm bun laa
timber paa at aifte fig, iaa bHfse bun
bele fin gienbom meb btne SolfenSe
eler andre Qrpinser."
SD, es tanfje be pa fle laa gal,
be-"
"Sa, bu mat f~pritau bette. Oct oil
bli famine 2ilf9lbe beriom 8onen egi
isrit ps bu blir iiobenbe mec bet Ssle.
0eriom ou ba glitter big i9jen, iaa ="
"2la, rel, rei, Doe ia fife 'fje. Sc 'fjf
pgrbt, Der it2une nuge ON Doe. aaano
mi 9e 9nrin9, es i'm fife, 70 9i6r ba
laa ret lRneje."
pa Teitamentet bar ifrepet og oplaIi
n.ffeoe Ser: "9e e 10 iau, at - bm
be iaa rart me Doe, en- fan tie pebe
upsenting, men 9s tllrte 10 intje belle.
ON 99 sipte mes isien?"
"2an9tfrd".
Sat fla s ba!"
Stte Gage o~erefter bpbe &onen, Ser
f,ibbe 9isferoen, % "JemuesesbaSeu"
beltilte ban 8ruo9omsiraffen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

Hplig pilbe tire unse Wsnnefer,
bpurai ben enc bar gift. besiue fig fra
Sc Gbatel peb Ser til Glpsles 9oer
(@aabt). Yaa ct meset iarlist Steo
pppebs to al be &eiieube fig for nar vi.
srunben % itprteSe neo / Bpbet. Sen
treble ilebe siebIittelis tilbase til Sc
Gbatel efter Sialp, men ba man Tom
irem til be 5Orulpffebe, fanbt man Inn
beres lemleIteoe Sig.
% Yeriouer er iaar pmipmne /
Ilperne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

"Holitifen" opoarter meb ~fplsenoe:
&eiieren % 8onoefonen. Wan peb,
at ben ruslilfe gneberlfer pnber al fer
bes mellem Sanife Bomber, % BET er
rprenbe at ie, meo builfen 2iQib ben
e0ers iua mistenfiomme banite 8onbe
fommer ben lissiremme Seluserifs
imgoe.
Wanst ct babe pnbeiutbt % iomiit
Smaatraf ~forteles besarsaacnoe inbs
piebe &reoie.
On Dag / fprriae llse prpmensrebe
ale Iusieres Selpberiter, alene lebiaset
al i'm iieloent imuffe Yirre= Sastbnuo
- III l~uns6aaret Mpnbe ira bet norbs
liSe Sau.aiien = Sfosen. @runpenbe
maaife oper bet biplomatiife Sfaftraf,
Der ON Ell llse, Om ~fiurten 0ase, ort en-
Waaueb Ifal i9tte @urppas Statsmanb
| ben beftisite geo9selie,. git g5aren
lpr9lss benao ben itGpebe Sfusuei.
Sab us iise BET itrar: ban buube CLIENT
i'm Yortemone. Spilfen barpf Situa>
tion! Selp5erferen pper BET balpe GU
ropa us @iien lben en- Ore i 9ommen !
Saba.
aeiicren erfureoe bog fprit lin penible
5Orfatnins, ba ban, tsrftis at ben an,
i~transenbe Wari6, oilbe leife Ts peo
en- Drill isb Melf / ct tibet Sfpslsbers
bus %, efter at bape npbt ben lunblise
5u~rfriifnins, fiat Saanoen / 9ommen.
Gen braoe 8onbefone, Der marfebe
fin 8unbes 5orle9enbeb, iasbe imiblers
tib: "9et Ifal ban iaamen life brpoe
fig ON. gan maa sobt faa Melfen pau
&rebit, for ban bar iaabant arlist 9ns
iist."
Smilenbe taffebe 8eiieren ben Hinfe
8One, ibet ban iasbe: "Ses iful life
slemme, at Sc bar pift mig 9ilib."
Men neite Dag bleo Yonbefonen iifs
sert life tibet onerruifet ueo at mub.a9e
8eiss at en- fin 2afei, Der iom 8etalins
for Welfen o%perrafte benbe 10000 Stub
Ter / feiierlis rusiiife Statspapirer. Nu
foritub bum, ben tiaibsfulbe Some, bpeml
bun bapbe sipet Sreoit.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
Ou6IenA ArntfaseaIpt.

Tette CT ben besfte Salps I gerbeu for
Sfaar, sSrepen Cub, Saar, gorisiaor, Gal,
Rbeum, Geberiaar. uoHI9t, Slab, 5roitbpl.
Der, aistsrne % ale Subipsoomm. % bel.
breber aIbeIes Piles, os bpis ben lie sisr bet,
ba fr9pes insen Detailing. Den er sarantere,
at ifule siDre f~uIbitanbis SpIoet, elers faa,
man Yensene tiIbase. Bris IS Gents pr.
sgfe. SeIsts Dos
8. 3. Rontsomerp q 90.
DEBORAH, Soma, os paa Npotbeier | ane an.
bee Hper.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
$4,000

ION bar 9jcrt Suerreiien meb "Seila", be
fr9fter bette, % oct eneite SpprsSmaal bill
oerfpr blipe, brorleoes man ital fire fig
Tlabs, ba efter ben iiblte
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

Militarif. s ct Nilitarboipital
lua ben @enise Sanien / en- sens, paa
bois cable al en- 5eiItuselie fob @sls
ler. Sanien bsbe, % i9assbeialinsen
fob 2assn eiter at leie, at ben Menise
MsIer bar bsb.
0a 5eiltaselien opbaseoes, TOM en-
unSsrOfficer meo islsenbe @eloins:
"Ses msleer, at at en- 5eiltnselie er
Wenis Sanien isaar DOB i Stebet for
Menis Msler."
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16

yobbg (til unse 6eatberlp, Tom iuf
afasger en- 8iiit): "8il 3u life tals
llot 5ranlt iOr mig, fsr gu saar, Mr.
5eatberlp?"
6eatbsrlp: $50, iaamenb min iii,
Yen; men boorfor? On iOritaar 10 itft
Jranif?"
8obbp: "Nei, men MO'er fer, al
Din 5ranf er iaa norton"
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
"9r. Softor! Suab bruser man for
Neieblpo?
"Gt 2ommeterfl9oe!"

Seq buloer 81. Safobs Ole for at
bore bet bebits Wibbel mob 8beumas
tisme. oar brust ben / Here Iar.
Sru &ies 8arlsrube, Ont, Gan.
Decorah-posten., 1887-11-16
q pertiSie NJ
On Sompasnon pnifes.

On fsrite 8ldsies S'anoinauilt Nopoto,
meo noale Suuoreoe Dollars til CT anbr no,
/ en- Land, Loan, Insurance and Collection
Business / en- al be melt trtpeli9e Nper
Rpro 9atotn, fan f0a eli ront9rtet NnleS.
nlrg.
Nbresle: "2topertiier'|,
Care "9ecorab Soften"
9142. Secornb, Sptur,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

The state capitol of New York at Albany has cost S17,OOO,OOO, and is not yet completed, with the further preb- ability that it never will be. No mon- ey was appropriated for it last year and as it IS impossible to estimate the expense of finishing the work, there is no encouragement for spending, or rather wasting, any more on the job. In the meanwhile the vast pile of ma terial is fast becoming a ruin, and is already dangerous to it's occupants. The taxpayers like so we'll the one years rest they have had from sup porting this monster that all outside of Albany are rather glad to see the building falling into ruin.-Las Vegas Optic.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
What NaDoles.s Glory Meant for France

Between 1894 and 1915 he has had slaughtered more than 1,7OO,OOC Frenchmen born within the bounda- ries of ancient France, to which must be added, probably, 100000 of men born out of these limits, and all for him, under the title of allies, or slam on his account, under the title of enc. mics. Allthat the poor, enthusiastic and credulous Gauls have gained by eon6ding then public welfare to him is two invasions; all that he bequeaths to them as a reward for their devo- tion, after this prodigious waste of thelr blood and the blood of others, is a France shOrn of fifteen departments acquired by the republic, deprived of Savoy, the left bank of the Rhine and of Belgium, despoiled of the northeast angle by which ltcompleted its bound aries, fortified its most vulnerable point, and, using the words of Vau- ban, made the fields square," losing 100000 of new Frenchmen which it had assimilated after twenty years of life in common; and, worse still, thrown back within the frontiers of 1789, alone diminished in the midst of its aggrandized neighbors, suspected by all Europe, and lastly, surrounded by threatening circle of distrust and rancor.-H. Taine, in New Princeton Review for May.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
APOpuIar Out-DoOr Game.

A new game called ringoal has come suddenly into great popularity among young people of both sexes in the East. The sport is of English origin and comes within the range of polite athletics, and is not unlike the an- tient "grace hoops" which our grand mamas indulged in when they were giddy girls. The New York Star thus describes It.:
 The rings used are not light weight, as in "la grace, but are made of split bamboo strands covered with leather, and have fat, diSh-iike shape. The batons are also heavier than in the old game, and a code of rules regulates the players.
 The hoops are thrown from the sticks with a good deal of force, and in all sorts of ways, from one player to another. The trick is to catch the flying hoop on the baton. It is possi- ble to send the hoop on almost level | line over a distance of 100 feet, but such long throws are not necessary according to the rules.
 The knaek of throwing is said to be not very difficult to acquire, and al most any person can learn by obser- 7ation the i6stK6d ef handling the sticks and delivering the hoops, At first, to the initiated spectator, the game seenis somewhat monotoneus, since there Is little running, about os fielding, but to the experienced hay- CTS it is evidently exciting, because, the latter allege, no small amount of skill and a great deal of variety are required in the various throws and catches. There are several expe- rienced players in the Ringoal Asse- citation, a new club just organized.
 There are several advantages about thls new game, In place of requiring large plot of level ground, as in cro- quet or lawn tennis, ringoal may be played along the margin of grassy lawn, or on a board walk or dirt court for that matter, as not much space is required. On an ordinary tennis court at least half dozen games of ringoal may be played simultaneously, and it may be even carrled on over irregular ground where other games would be impossible.
 One of the merits of the game is to train the eye and develop the muscles of the chest and shoulders, thus insur- ing an erect carriage of the body and bringing the players to graceful at- titudes. There is more style, so-called, in playing ringoaI than any other game, for the posturing may be made very effective. The muscles are brought into play equally on each side of the body, unlike tennis, where only the right arm is developed ordinarily.
 A quick eye is necessary in playing ringoal well, assthe difficult feature is the receiving. A good server sends the hoop along swiftly, close to the ground, and the receiver must be agile enough to thrust the baton into It from above and save 1t for count.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
To Capital Seeking investment.

r OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- \ est in the two copper claims, with a large amount of high grade copper ere f.t sight. Plenty of wood and water on the claims. 1 want S35.000 to buy OUtStdndiH% interests, develop claims and put them in bullion producing condition. l will repay this S35.GO0 out sf the first copper produced, leaving you with a Onc-half interest in two good, developed claims, with good rFdHc- ton works on property. You can SceIGre yourself by deeds to claims and all i'm prOvements until money is paid back, then divide property and go ahead.
 Who wants to investigate this in good faith?
 Call on or address JOHN D. BURGESS, Dunlap POstOflice, Graham County, Arizn- ma, via Fort Grant. sept. S-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Two faculties have lifted man above the instructive guidance, one is the faculty of high and lofty desiring, the other of high and mighty acquire ment. He can look upwards, see above any occupied position and then he can cllmb upwards. In one word, man IS gifted with aspiration. He can constantly thlnk himself into a higher state of being. He wages eternal warfare with nature, and what he is above the brute IS the extent of his conquest.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Attorney General Garlands positive declaration that he would not take a seat on the Supreme Bench under any circumstances is the most cheerful in- telligence which that gentleman has given the country since his appoint ment to the Cabinet. Now if he will supplement this with brief, pointed and persmptory letter of resignation from the Department of the Justice the people will let bygones be bygones. Globe Democrat.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Ex-goFernor Osborne ot Kansas says the adoption of woman suffrage has had no effect except in the cities. There it merely doubles up the vote, the women voting as their husbands and fathers vote.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Smith-"Here you are, beastly drunk agaln ! Don't you feel ashamed of yourself after swearing of So re- csntly?'
 JOnes-"Ay dear bo-hlc-oy, I don't want ter be slave to that swearing off habit. "-TTid Rits.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

An esteemed cOtemporary thought fully remarks that whisky and women Ire et the fott5in of most of the trouble in thls world. 4 suggestion to abolish them both at two fell swoOps is the next thing in order.- Inter Republics.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Susannah Medora Salter, the new maycress of Argoria, Kan, has par alyzed the town by announcing that she will reorganlze the fire depart ment with women. One point in faver of the idea is that they can fur nish their own hose.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
Camp Meeting.

There will be an old fashioned Camp Meet ing, at Wheathelds, twelve miles north of Globe, commencing July 29th and continuing to August Sth. All are especially invited to come and camp Board, lodging and pastur- age can be had on application at the ground Fine shade, splendid water and good musi5 Several ministers will be in attendance.
 R. A. WINDES, ! ci...L.sit-
 D. W. CALFEE. { C'i'''u't'ee'
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

A New Lisbon (O) girl, while dis fobing recently, was pulling off her Stocking with considerable exertion, as her foot was damp. It came of unex- pectedly, and her hand was released with such sudden force that it struck her under the chm and caused her to bite her tongue nearly in two.